Bukele Warns of Extreme Measures Against Captors of Four Salvadoran Technicians in Haiti

President Nayib Bukele of El Salvador issued a clear ultimatum to the captors of four Salvadoran aeronautical technicians held in Haiti, stating that El Salvador will take extreme measures if the captives are not released. The duration of the mission, he said, depends on the captors' response. The Salvadoran government is actively engaged in efforts to secure the release of the captured technicians, with the situation being closely monitored by both Salvadoran and Haitian authorities. The first article from infobae states that Bukele set a concrete ultimatum and made it clear what will happen if there is no response. The second article from infobae mentions that Bukele assures the mission to rescue the Salvadorans may end up involving gangs in Haiti, without specifying the exact nature of the threat. The involvement of gangs in Haiti adds a layer of complexity to the rescue mission, increasing the risks for both the rescuers and the captives.